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D1td7GGIST AND STATIONER.
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JUNE.
`ouNCIL meeting next Monday even-
ing.
Punic School Board Friday evening
of next week.
HUEw r Co, Council will convene
next 'Tuesday,
THE Poar Publishing House is ready
to print the invitations for the June
brides.
SATURDAY of this week is the King's
Birthday and will be observed as a Bank
holiday.
ARE you ready for the Sanitary In-
spector's visit? He'll be aboug one of
these days.
SEVERAL subscribers have squared up
their accounts at THE POST during the
past week.
Bowi.ixo green is in good shape but
there has been so much wet weather the
season is late in opening.
Some great catches of fish have been
made at the dam during the past week.
The heaviest weighed 4 pounds
IF blossom is any indication of trait -
age there should be an abundance of
fruit next Summer and Autumn.
D. EWAN & Co.' sold no less than 5
rubber tired buggies last Friday. It
pays to advertise an right. Read their
advt, in this issue.
RED CRoss Society will meet Tuesday
evening of next week at 8 o'clock. A
good rally is asked for as tbere are
business matters to Attend to.
BRUSSELS Public Library Board will
meet in the Board room Tuesday even-
ing of next week at 7 3o o'clock, Will
the members kind'y he prompt,
THE Electric Light
power house chop-
ping plant has ceased work until- next
Fall. Messrs: Logan & Naegele are
running full swing as usual at their
mill.
Tag Spring of rgib has been a bad one
for beekeepers but the flee weather
coming at last has set the sweets -
gatherers going after a long tiresome
wait.
A GOODLY number of our soldier boys
came home from Winghain last Sa'ur-
dayafternoon returning Monday on the
noon train. They left for camp at Lon-
don on Tuesday,
A CARR load of new Ford automobiles
arrived from Ford, Ont., last week for
Samuel Carter. local agent for Brussels
and vicinity, Read the Ford Company
advt, in this issue.
BRUaseLs is without either a Foot Ball
team or a Base Ball nine so far. So
many of the young men have enlisted
there is a shortage of material as all a-
vailable help is well taken up at present.
SATURDAY 15 the closing day for the
receipts of tenders for the new macadam
street work, Brussels, on Turnberry
street from the iron bridge to the Grand
Trunk railway. Work shonld be com-
menced as soon as possible so as to have
it Completed in the early Fall• Advt.
may be read in another column.
ANNOUNCEMENT, -'rhe engagement of
Miss Pearl Sharpe, to W. H. Ibbersoo,
of Saskatoon, is announced. Wedding
will take place at the home of the bride's
sister, Mrs. (Rev.) Poole, Dauphin,
Manitoba, on Wednesday, June mist.
Mrs. A. J. Lowry, town, is a sister to
the coming bride, who is well and favor-
ably known here,
AUCTION SALE OF Goo° COWS AND
CALVES, -Friday of this week an Auction
Sale of eo choice Durham cows, either
in caif or with calf at foot and 20 extra
good Durham calves, will be held at the
Central. Hotel, Brussels, at 2 o'cloclt.
Neil Coutts is the
Proprietor and John
Purvis, the Auctioneer, This will be an
extra good chance to secure either cows
or calves, Don't miss this sale
ANNUAL ExcUESION 1'o THE 0. A. C.
GUELSH,-Thursday, June 15111, is the
date set for the Union Farmers' Ex-
cursion, Special train will ruts embrac-
ing nil the stations from Kincardine to an
Henfryninelusf re, Fares are the same w
as last year. Train gets to Guelph at if es
a.,m, and leaves at 7 p. rn. It is a de- m
lightful outing anti often worth many a ex
dollar in workable information gleaned an
from the visit. Arraege to go and go
mark down the date -Thursday, June
r5th. See the bills,
GARDEN Parties are On the program,
FORD CAR FOR SALE -rgt5 mode!,
good as new. Ouly run 2000 miles and
will be sold cheap, See W. Ammer,
Brussels,
A't'1'RNn the Auction Sale of choice
Durham cows and extra good calves
Friday afternoon of this week, at the
Ceutral Hotel, .B ubsels, at a o'clock.
Neil Coutts is the owner,
EXCHANGED PARASOLS. Tuesday
afternoon of last week
somep arson took
a parasol belonging to Miss Margaret
Stewart, by mistake• and left another.
Miss Stewart would be glad to make the
exchange again so that each may have
their own.
Tare annual sermon to the members of
Court Prlucess Alexaudria, C. 0. F.No.
24, Brussels, will be preached next Sun-
day evening in St. lohn's church, at 7
o'clock, by Rev. R E. Page. Brethren
are asked to meet at their Hall at 6.3o
so as to march to the church,
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Miss B. PARR will do plain dress -snaking or
other sewing at her home, Turnberry street,
North. 96.2
LAWN mowers put in first-class shape and
sharpened by Geo, Edwards, Millet., Brussels.
CONVENIENT dwelling roma to let over
stores. Soft water. I. 0, BIGHARna.
LIME. -Use one or two tons per acre ground
Lime stone on your corn land • It prevents
crusting, increases yield and makes absolutely
certain a catch or clover when seeded.
CARprra 8c DAnte6, Brussels.
Goon stable and ;Isere lot, well located, for
sale. Apply to THE PosT.
A New Bain wagon and box complete for
sale, also a heifer calf about 0 weeks old. Ap-
ply at Lot 9, Con. 0, Grey. Mat. CHAS.
OooKE. :Phone 908.
A 0000 house for sale with stable and fruit
trees. Apply to I.O. B oto ane.
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EVERY lady dy or gentleman man who is •b
should not forget tba' Prof. Doren-
wend's repret eutative will be at Brussels
American Hotel on Thursday June rsth
with beautiful Bair goods to suit ladie
and gentlemen in wigs and toupees als
ladies fine switches and braids, trans
formations, wavey fronts, everything t
make ladies look young and attractive,
Don't fail to call and see the newest
creations in hair goods.
LAST Friday afternoon Brussels
Branch of the W. C. T. U held its an-
nual meeting in the audience room of
the Public Library. The office bearers
of the part year were re-elected as fol.
tows :--President, Mrs R. Dark ; 1st
Vice President, Mrs. W. Rauds ; end
Vice, Mrs. (Rev ) A. 1. Mann ; 3rd Vice,
Mrs. (Rev) Paul ; Rec,-Sec , Mrs, A.
lvIuGutre ; Cor. -Sec,, Miss Martha
Smith ; Treas,, Mrs W. Rands. They
are a resolute band of workers for a
good cause.
RED CROSS CIRCLE TEA -The date of
the next Red Cross Circle Tea will be
Tuesday afternoon cf next week, in the
Public Library audience room. Ladies
in charge will be as follows t -Mrs W.
W. Harris, Mts. Clouse, Mrs H Keys,
Mrs. J .A Kyle, Mrs. A. Bryans, Miss
Pipe, Mrs. H. Lamont, Mrs. J Sim-
mons and Miss M. Stewart. A good
tea is not only awaiting you but also a
hearty welcome as you show your will-
ingness to aid the cause of our sick and
wounded soldiers as well as those. who
are heroically fighting our battles at the
front amidst the roar of cannon and
clash of arms.
BRUSSELS WOMEN'S INSTITU'T'E - At
the amus! meeting of Brussels Wom•
en's Institute the annual report was pre-
sented, which proved quite satisfactory,
Receipts were two and expenditure
$80.04, leaving balance of $4S 96. Fol-
lowing are the officers for the current
term :-
Presideir
t
Mrs.
P.
Scott • ist
Vice -Pres , Mrs, D. B. Moore ; 2nd
Vice -Pres., Mrs. (Rev) Ferguson ; Sec -
'1'reas., Mrs. Jobe Robb ; Assistant
See., Mrs. W. Rands ; District Director,
Mrs. P. Scott; Organist, Miss Martha
Smith ; Directors, Mrs, Kreuter, Mrs
R. Daik, Mrs. P. Ament, Mrs. Roht,
Thomson. Auditors, Mrs, J. Hewitt
cd Miss Margaret Stewart. A paper
as read by Mrs. J. Robb on the inter -
ting subject, "The danger of luxury in
oderu life," BI =vets Institute has an
cellent record and the ladies are as
xious as ever to help forward every
od word and work,
MRS. W. F. VANSTONE PASSES '1•o HER
RRWARDr About midnight Tuesday of
this week the spirit of Mrs, W. F. Van -
atone
fn
, W hent
was beako
g ned Away.
She bad not enjoyed good health for
some time but her demise was not ex•
pected so soon. Mrs, Vanstone's maiden
name was Minnie Montgomery arid
after her marriage lived in Brussels for
Tears before removing to Wingham.
5 addition to her husband, she is sur-
vived by one son, Adjutant Gat field and
3 daughters, The body of Mrs Van.
stone will be brought to Brussels Oh the
7 13 train Saturday morning end service
will he c0nducttrl 10 St, Tobn's church
on arrivgl. Interment will he made in
great-
lyBbeloved byt aytbic enceased circle ofafriends
and WAS a most estimable person. Her
death
sad ympetli1' tendered to tllg
bereaved by a host of people.
Young Men
Young men' or others who
are unable to join for oversea
service can serve their King
and Country by helping on
Munition Work, Apply to
The Sabt, Bel. Engine & ihreyhet, Co,, Ltd.
SEAFORTH
GEo BARKER, Craubrook, will have a
car of lime at Brussels G. '1', R. by the
end of this week. See his advt. in an-
other bolmmn,
Dr n AT AKRON, OH1o.-W. A. Grew-
ar received word this week of the de-
mise of his uncle, Alex Grewar, of
Akron, Obio, He passed away et the
hospital on May and, from the effects
of an operaliou• He had not been well
for some dive but was not confined to
bed until he weut for the operation on
April WI. He was getting along all
right apparently but he passed away as
above stated. Deceased was a brother to
the late John Grewar, of Brussels, and
lived here years ago,
Church Chimes
The General Assembly of the Presby
terian church will assemble in Winnipeg
next week.
Communion service next Sabbath
merniug In Melville church. Prepare
tory service Friday afternoon.
London Methodist Conference is in
session this week at Kingsville, It will
conclude next Tuesday, it is expected.
The young people of Melville church
propose bolding a Picnic iu Mr David
son's grove on July ist. Everyone
cordially invited,
ReyD.
Wreu preached two good ser-
mons last Sabbath on "Sonehip at the
morning service and in the evening the
text was "Without Faith it is impossible
to please God,"
Ie the absence of the pastor at Con-
ference next Sunday the morning ser-
vice will be supplied locally and Rev. J.
L. McCulloch, Cranbrook, will preach
in the evening,
Commencing next Snndsyafternoon a
contest coverin,, the next 3 months will
ensue in connection with the Methodist
Sabbath School The members are
represented by Red and Blue ribbon.
knots, under the Captaincy of Miss
Viola McCracken and Ray McKay.
The Sunday following the close of the
contest will be observed as the anniver-
Bary of the school and on Monday after
-Labor Day -there will be a program
of games and sports concluding with an
entertainment in the evening.
I.t the minutes of Maitland Presby-
tery, which may be read on page 4 of
this issue, two items of special local in-
terest are that Rev, D. B. McRae, of
Armow, formerly of Cranbrook, has
a-krd for a superannuated relation. to
came Into effect next September. Rev.
Mr. McRae has enioyed a long, happy
and successful period of faithful service
and
t '
s wellentitled to a
relax 'o
alto al-
though still hearty and vigorous. Many
olid friends hope he and Mrs. McRae
will locate in Brussels. The other item
referred to is the election of S. C. Wil -
s sou, Brussels, and Wm. Perrie, Cran-
° brook, as Commissioners to the General
A-sembly which meets at Winnipeg.
"SIYOwEEs,"- A Winnipeg Daily
speaks es follows ws of items of inters
B , russelites'-st to
Miss Kathleen Dell, egg
lfeuuedy street, entertained Satrday
evening at a miscellaneous shower in
honor of Miss Pearl Sharpe, a June
bride elect. Miss Sharpe was the re-
cipient of many dainty and useful gifts.
The guests fnehided Mrs. W. L, Leath-
erdale, Mrs, 0, E Wright, Miss Mettle
McCellooh, Miss Motley Foley, Miss
Etta Madden, Miss Clara Holland, Miss
Plt2 xi
mmous, Miss Vista Watson and
Miss Marie Griese. Miss Sharpe leavaa
shortly for the West, Another shower
was tendered the same young ledv, at
223 Kennedy street by the girls of the
snits where Mist Shetpe roomed, A
greet box was
placed
upon the
table
filled with linens, over wgieh she was.
Made to marvel,
People We Talk About
James Sharpe is visiting his daughter,
Mrs, Aldleck, at Port Hope.
Miss Grace Hosking, Palmerston, is
visiting Miss Jessie Cunningham.
Mrs Geo. Edwards has been visiting
her daughter at Megaw, near Goderich.
Mrs. Neil McPhail, Southampton, was
the quest of Mrs. Wm. McKelvey over
the 24th.
F. H. Gilroy, local manager of the
Bank of Nova Scotia, made a business
trip to Toronto last week.
Rev and Mrs. Page and Master
Eustace arrived back from an enjoyable
visit to Montreal last Friday.
D. A Lowry, Toronto, was visiting in
Brussels and locality for a few days, He
stands the passing years well
R A Pryne, Miss Laura Lealherdale,
H. L and Mrs. Jackson spent Victoria
Day with the Pryne family at Walker-
ton,
Mrs. Alfred Lowry will attend the
Women's Missionary Convention of
London Conference to be held at St.
Phomas this week.
Sergt• Frank Gerry was home from
London for the week end, He has just
completed his course at the Military Col-
lege for Lieut. He enjoys his work,
Mrs. Wallace and daughter, Marguer
ite, Toronto, are here oo a visit to the
former's mother, Mrs. Robert Kerr
The latter is glad for the company at a
period of loneliness In the going of her
soldier son, Angus, to camp at Loudon,
Mrs
Jut), Thibid-au and children
have moved from Brussels to the home
of the former's father, Robt. Bowen,
near Listowel, where they will make
their home during the absence of hus-
band and father, Pte. 1'hibideati.
Mrs, W. H. Kerr spent a few days at
the Classic City at the home of her
brother. P. stmaster Kay, where .her
mother and sisters. of Winnipeg, ale
visiting prior to their corning to Brus-
sels to visit old scenes for a few weeks.
Sergt, Gordon Ross, son of Robert
end Mrs. Ross, Kincardine, formerly of
Brussels, met with an accident on
Thursday evening receiving 'a badly
bruised • shoulder, He was returning
from Walkerton, driving a Ford cer
when ep
it stewed w d au d upset
with t
ieload.
No one else was hurt,
Will. end Miss Winnie Long Gave
gone to Detroit for a visit With rela-
tives and old friends. The former will
return to his position in the Beek of
Nova Seotta, Toronto, from Detroit.
He was off duty for a couple of months
atm' an operation for appendicitis from
whicli'he has made a rood recovery,
Barrister Blair, city solicitor of
Regina, was a welcome ostler on old
friends in Brussels, for a day last week
He and the City 'Treasurer had beets to
Toronto and Montreal on civic briefness
and Mr, Bleb' took a run up to liruseels
and Goderich, Hie eldest son, Wilfrid,
has er mistedWi'
thtlm
ei t
hBattalion at
Regina and will train at Camp Sewell
for a time. Barrister Blair has tnnby
old friends in Huron Co
Hate You Tried Our New
Shorte�i�
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Swift's Cotosuet
is largely a vegetable product, he-
ing e,unpoaed of prime eottcul eeed
Oil, specially refitted under their
own process, and pure beef suet
selected from the best cattle,
Sw1FT's CoT•os17g'r is time ideal
shortening for cakes and pastry of
all khida.
Swnur 8 poTOSUET is'especiallyre-
cornmended for use in pastry, for
people who cannot enjoy rich
preparations.
SWIFT'S COTOSUET is economical,'
it being necessary tows only two-
thirds as much as other shortening.
Swrrr's CQTQSUET is absolutely
pure and wholesome, and ie Can-
ada approved.
CoTOBUET Shortening is a delicate
product, healthful, digestible and
guaranteed pure. It is an ideal
shortening and is unexcelled for,
frying.. Put t1 in 1 lb. prints and
31b. pails. ,
Baeker Bros.
Mrs Geo Jackson has returned from,
visiting friends at Walton, Biyth and
Seaforth. •
Mrs. W. H. Willis. Wingham, wasla
holiday visitor with Mrs. N. 1'. Gerry,
Kin street.
t.
King s'e
Mrs. L J. Corbett, Rothsay, nes a
visitor at the home of W. W. Harris.
Queen st'eet.
Mrs. (Dr) McKelvey, Toronto, has
been renewing old friendships in Brus-
sels and locality
Rev. 11. M. Lang -Ford, Berlin, form-
erly of Brus,els, is feeling improved
after a recent operation in Buffalo.
Georg and Mrs. Grimoldby are re.
moving to Owen Sound, where the
former has a position in one of the Fur-
niture factories. We wish them pros-
perity.
Mrs (Rev.) A. J. Mann was chosen
President of Mail laud Presbyterial as
successor to Mrs (Rev ) D. Perrie, of
Wingham. She should prove a worthy
successor.
W. 13 Ballantyne, Elitor of the Em-
erson Journal, made a brief visit to rela-
tives and friends in Brussels this week
while E •et to attend the Press Associa•
tion in 'Toronto. He is a graduate of
THE Por•r and looks about as young as
atter.
Ed and Mrs. Town, Winnipeg, are
here for a holiday visit. It is about 30
years since Mr. Town left Brussels but
he still retains a lively interest in the
locality although many changes are
noted
Mrs. Town isa
daughter au titer
of
Mrs. S. Crawford, awford of town.
A pleasant surprise to many old
friends was the coming of Mrs. T.
Maunders and Mrs. Joseph Hunter last
Saturday evening froth Detroit, to visit
old frirnda in Brussels and locality.
They were former residents for a num-
ber of y ars. The City of the Straits is
agreeing well with them judging from
appearances Mrs. Maunders still owns
a too acre farm South of Brussels,
which was the homestead for some time
and where Mr. Maunders died.
Belgrave
James Oloakey spent Sunday iu
Wivgbam.
John Clegg has disposed of his Ford
oar for a new Studebaker,
Bert Williams, of London, is engag-
ed for the Summer with Sam, Mc-
Curdy.
The union prayer msetingeave being
well attended. Last Friday it was
held in Knox church, Rev. Mr. Haw- Ri
kins being the speaker,
An epidemic of measles is now hold- H
ing away here and in -surrounding w
community. A fine of $50 if not re-
ported to Municipal Medical Health, P
Officer is the law. Go
Lyles. Robert Anderson while engag-
cs•r'o
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SOLDIERS, ATTENTION t
Our ,Savings Rank provides a suitable and
convenient place for your surplus Funds,
A ,joint riceouut is specially ` adapted for
those going overseas;
lova. Apply to
BRUSSELS- BRANCH
G. H. SAMIS, G O E.
Manager.
bled. Alter being seated attlie table,
Rev, Mr. Boyle on behalf of the ladies
and gentlemen present, made a few
remarks of. welcorne t0 the boyo.
When the inner' ratan had been satisfi-
ed a hearty vote of thanks was ex-
tended to the ]adios, followed, by.
cheers. After having an hour's test
they resumed their march to Wing -
ham.
• Delmore
Miss Id, Walker, Teeewater, is in
the burg for s: few days.
We are sorry to learn that James
Merkley is not vet'y well,.
Wm. and Mrs. McGrogan spent the
24th with friends in Tot on to,
D, J. Weir, Stratford, spent Thurs-
daywith his mother, Mrs, Jos. Mur-
ray.
the Women's Institute
meeting on Saturday June 3rd in the
Hall.
Paul Willis' ,house is now complet-
ed and quite improvement nemeu
q t to the
p
burg.
George Doubledee spent a few days
last week with his father in Harris -
ton, who is i11. -
Mtge, Jno, Mulvey spent a' few days
last week with her parents, M. and
Mrs, Murray, Lucan,
J. and Ml's. Mulvey, Wingham, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs, Jos. Hall
and son, John, for a few days.
A. and Mrs. Lamanby and P, and
Dire. . Sanderson, Wroxeter, spent
Wednesday at James Fleming's.
Privates George Wese, Marshall
and Wm. Abraham and John and
James Lawrence of the 100st Batt.,
Walkerton, spent Sunday at their
homes here,
Rev, Mr. Rivers, Gorrie, occupied
the pulpit in the Methodist church
here on Sunday. Mr. Rivers is a fine
speaker. We would be pleased to
have hint with us again.
Among those from here who attend-
ed Military Field Day, at Walkerton
on the 24th •were W. B. and Mrs. Ed-
wards, Jno. and Mrs, Abraham, Mar-
garet Marshall, Lillian and Blanche
Irwin, Myrtle Galloway; Lily Ortman
and Mrs. Lawrence, All report a
good time.
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Cameras•
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2 ° Pietures tell a Story better end
quicker then Wardsr
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t; 0 We are living in a Pictorial 2
• 4 age. Evidence of this is on 4
every side, and -there are good
• reasons why this is a Pictorial •
BRUSSELS MARKET •"age. Pictures tell a. story better •
octant t.86 g B6 and quicker than words. The,
60 60 . Camera has made pictures pos-
Peas •
1 60
1 50
Barley OB 00 Bible,,.
Butter.
8E ge a#... Old landmarks are passing
ays 10 00 10 r0 - away ; the scenes of your young- •
Potatoes per bun 14 00 1400 er days will be more dear to you S
2.22 2 10 each day. •
There's the boy -his funny •
Strayed Mare antics will cheer you in the days
y • to come if you photograph hurt
Strayed from Lot 4, Com '10 Grey township, •. now' An accurate photogra.re
on May 26th, a brown general purpose mare, phic record will prove a treasure
heavy in foal, small whiteetar on face, Any
information leadinig to her recovery will be I partwith.
whichyou will be troth rSe 2
e
thankfully receive •
. SILAB JOHNBTON, - •.
Phone 276 - R. 11. -No, 2, Brussels. Have you - seen OUr nett •
stock of Auseo Cameras ? See •
_• thein in •our window this week, •
We also carry a very com-
• pptete steak of Carnet's Supplies, :
A 8.year-old bay roadster Ally strayed from • Films, Developers, &o. i.'
She premises of the undersigned on May 7th
and its whereabouts has not yet been made •
known. It liae a white star on face and little.. and
white on one hind leg. Suitable reward will •
b id
e a for
its recovery.
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y. Printing
Phone 9418 - A. SIMPSON, ♦
Jamestown. * We have arranged with •
• Messrs. Fres Brae, to do our De-
• veloping and Printing and'we 2
: assure our customers that all • •
ANDREW F,. EMBURY & 80N, • wos'k entrusted 00 us will be
Proprietore. ± promptly attended to and antis
faction guaranteed in every way. •
MONDAY will leave his own. stable Lot 21, - •
grd Line, Morrie, and go Etter to bliptient • When next in need 0f an '•
west vin gror avel road to�Brueeele hento'gbti y Camera Sapplfee we will apple •
Niehol's tor night. • .elate your patronage' • '
TUESDAY -Beet to gravel road, then South •
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to 8th-Line,.Morrl a, Lo Geo Belly'a for noon • • --AT-
then South to boundary, West 1'4. miles, and • •
South to Barlopk line, then West to Bert. Al- • 4
len's for night.
WEDNESDAY -North to boundary, East1 • _ ' ••
mile, then North to John Bell's for noon ; than • ♦
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North 05 Oth Line, Morrie, then West to Wet. • ,p
iSlyd'e for night. • 4
TRURSDAY-Went to 6th Line, Morrie, then ♦ DRUG STORE •'�
West to John Wighta,an'a for noon ; then • •
North via Belgrave to 2nd Line, Morris, to • •
Wm Elston's for night • The Penslar Store ♦
FRIDAY -East to Agar Bros. for noon ; then • •
North to lst Line, Morrie, East 236 miles and ss•,••••♦,•••'♦•••••.•••♦•.*
home for night. where he will remain until
Monday morning.
Reward for Strayed Filly .
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: JOHN A. BRUCE & Co. report that "Their ex-
• tensive stock of Farm Seeds have . be
• been secured
• from the growers in excellent condition' and may •
ibe relied upon to give satisfaction." w
Via have in stock the following Varieties, viz.
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Bruce's Giant White Feeding Sugar Beet.' •
Bruce's Giant Yellow Intermediate Mangel. • v
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Swede Turnips .
• Bruce's• NewCenturyHall's Westbury v•
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Jumbo Kangaroo
_ Hartleyms Bronze and Derby •
vera, Soft Turnips Stratford DiQtrict-Machell, W. G. • p
McAllister ; Atwood, H. J. Fair ; • Yellow. Aberdeen and GreyStone 4
allace, H. 11'. Ball. • •
Wingham District -Kincardine, A. r •
Lloyd ; Teeswater, S. J. Allis ; • •
rrie, G. J. Kerr ; Bernie, J. N. •s
old, J. Lawson.
A.Strachan
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Godeich Distri of-Olnon Ontario
meet, A. J. Agnew; Holmesville, A.
it
The Epworth League and Sunday
School anniversary, the first meeting
of the London Methodist Cnnferenoe,
was held Tuesday evening in Kings-
ville, fine addresses being delivered by
C. E. German and Rev. D. Wt en,
The first draft of stations changes
more than fifty men. The committee
had a strenuous session and finished
at midnight Monday. The appoint-
ments are provisionally as follows
London District -Wellington Street,
W. J. Ashton ; Centennial, H. T.
Ferguson; Empress Avenue, J. D.
Richardson Ridout Street, J. E.
Holmes ; I[dil Street, L. Butler ;,
London Junction, B. Snell ; Niles -
town, S. E. Taylor ; Siloam, G. C.
Gifford ; Doroheater, G. W. W
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ed in mllkmg a cow last Sunday, met
f breaking her limb, tramp- S
Exeter James
with a onin ul accident. The animal so
kicked her
ing on her and giving her a general
shaking up. The patient has been in St
a very precarious condition. Re
The Belgrave Patriotic Society de- Gra
sire to acknowledge with thanks the Or
following donations : Mrs. James bit,
Nicholson, 10 yards new cotton ; Mrs.
Wm. Johnston, 6 yards ' Mrs. .Frank Ha
Shoebottom, 5 yards ; Mre, Wm. 0, Ar
Scott, 10 yards. The Society shipped get,
last week, 5 shirts valued at $12,50 ; Pri
1 air pyjamas nae ab
p pY 1,2"0:
J $ 21pair
socks
at$i7.OD.
The ladies of Belgrave and vicinityStr
have again proved that they delight iwP
getler'otts hospitality. Monday of last R
week, although onlyshort notice was
given, they provided an excellent and Av
abundant lunch with hob coffee in the A.
0. 0. F. Hall, which was deeorat Wh
ed with the different flags of the allies A.
for about 70 of the boys in the khaki lin
who marched • from Brussels to Ci
Wingham, via Belgrave. As the Wa
eoldiera arrived three hearty cheers lace
were given them by the men assefn Ed
melair ; B1ytl , R. J. McOormick, •••••••,•••••,•„•.,..,... ♦•••••N•.••••••• •
Exeter District - t e fa•Nt1•.M
meet, J. W. Baird ; Parkhill, J, 0,
id ; Crediton, T. J. Snowden ;
and Bend, H. Winans ; Ailsa
ai W. R. Vance t Woodham, A.
Kibbon ; Kirkton, F. S. Okell.
trathrny 'District-Cairngowan, S.
nn ; Warwick, C. W. Baker ;
kona, R. C. Burton ; Mount Bryd-
, 3. F. Reycraft ; . Melburne, J.
ng Hay's Mills, ; . Jo na
h ton.
arnia District - Sarnia Devine
tet, G. N. Hazen ; Parker Street,
F. Clark ; Cantlaehie, J. E. Cook ;
yorning, 0, R. Durrant; Brigden,
0. Onnpland.
Windsor District -Windsor Howard
enue, l0. Bently ; Wallrerville, H,
Graham ; Harrow, Jt Ilitsear;
eatley, E. A, Fear ; Goldsmith,
D. Whaley ; Rornnev, L. Spcack-
; Atnberatburg, A. M. Stuart.
Latham District- Merlin, A. V.
lden; Dever, W. Pattet•Bot1 • Wal
burg; A. J. Langford ; Merlin, S.
worthy,
Ridgotown District-Ridtretown, H,
J. "(Inn ; Mtn eth
p 3, M. Keyes ;
Warclaville, J. Kennedy ; Glencoe, R.
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t1 'Florence, e
a J, Jones t
Ca
Dut-
ton,
IT, Kennedy tool..•
c y Highgate, P. E.
Jnmea,
80..Thomao Diatrist-Springfieid, G.
Jewitt ;'Lyons, G. Bull ; Malahide, D.
W, Williams ; Yarmouth Centre, A.
H. Brown ; 'i'elhotville, S. Jefferson
Sparta, W. M, Kiteley,
PJants
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Choice assortment of
Geranianns and Annuals B tl„ing
Cabbage, a9a, Cauiiflower Tomato
and House Plants
Agent for pale's Out Flowers;
MISS KELLY,
48.4 Bruesele Greetlhouse.
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Anafaritnnc,-Ie Morrie township, en May 28,
10'0, ttialiarrl B. Armstrong, aged 00 yearn
and 4 months.
Beam. -Bi Langdon, North Dakota,` on May 4,
1014, Bap. ar -ogees non of Mr. and Mrs, O.
J Bono. in his 18th year.
Gan AR.•-InAi,ion, Ohio,. an May2nt1, 1010,
Alex Grewar.
LOTT -lit Grey
Thos, Lett, need 011 years,' 1 inatntit asttiIS
drays,
VANar°NE,--In Wirtgltem, an Merlotti, One,
Minnie 'Montgomery, beloved wife of W,
F, Vanatone, aged 04 yearn,
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(young men) work- -
ing outdoors,
knocking about
need good boots to standr r
strong'l
the racket.
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We've got the very kind you want—stout, thick
soles
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put together with the knowledge Ye that they must be •
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These
boots
are not'ex
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wear like iron.
You can get them for prices like these r-- '
Boys'
Strong Shoes $1.50 to $2.25 .
Men's
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2.00
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